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Back to solving our bone mystery. We now think the bone Betsy found on the shore is the occipital bone of an as yet undetermined animal.

Back to solving our bone mystery. We now think the bone Betsy found on the shore is the occipital bone of an as yet undetermined animal.

A friend passed along this clipping from an old Maine newspaper. As the caption notes, the raven seems to be trying to get the eagle to fly.
Don't know if you saw this Canon camera ad, but it ran in National Geographic and deserves highlighting because it's both beautiful and substantive.
 
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